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Browse published AI skills maintained by barefootford. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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Indexed skills

7

Repository stars across indexed skills

1,085

Repository forks

161

Average repository stars per indexed skill

155

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

7 skills

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release

barefootford

Creates a new ButterCut release with version bump, changelog, git tag, gem build, and GitHub release. Use when publishing a new version.

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transcribe-audio

barefootford

Transcribes video audio using WhisperX, preserving original timestamps. Creates JSON transcript with word-level timing. Use when you need to generate audio transcripts for videos.

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update-buttercut

barefootford

A skill to automatically download and install the latest ButterCut version from GitHub while preserving libraries. Use when user wants to check for updates or update their installation for new features.

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analyze-video

barefootford

Adds visual descriptions to transcripts by extracting and analyzing video frames with ffmpeg. Creates visual transcript with periodic visual descriptions of the video clip. Use when all files have audio transcr...

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backup-library

barefootford

Creates compressed ZIP backups of libraries directory. Backs up library.yaml, transcripts, and roughcuts (not video files). This skill can also be useful when you need to restore a library.

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setup

barefootford

Sets up a Mac for ButterCut. Installs all required dependencies (Homebrew, Ruby, Python, FFmpeg, WhisperX). Use when user says "install buttercut", "set up my mac", "get started", "first time setup", "install d...

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roughcut

barefootford

Creates video rough cut yaml file for use with Buttercut gem. Concatenates visual transcripts with file markers, creates a roughcut yaml with clip selections, then exports to XML format. Use this skill when use...

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